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LATE SHOW!

LATE SHOW!

York and the Heed net timely winners
By Jon Couch

INSIDE:
DREAMERS GEAR UP FOR FA CUP
AND
MAGPIES FLY TO THE TOP OF NORTH
PLUS
BRICKIES BUILDING A TROPHY RUN

LAST-GASP HEROES: York City’s Ollie Pearce celebrates his late winner, similarly Gateshead’s Owen Oseni, above
PICTURE: Darren Murphy and Charlie Waugh

YORK CITY soared to the top of the National League table but they left it late, very late, to see off FC Halifax Town at The Shay.
Trailing to Jamie Cooke’s first-half strike, Adam Hinshelwood’s men looked like missing the chance to reach th...

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